Ohio General Assembly to Choose Leaders in Final Session
The lame duck 105th Ohio General Assembly returns to Columbus with two major bills in doubt. A tie vote bill for the lieutenant governor in the Senate faces party disputes and potential court action. A constitutional convention resolution to challenge the Supreme Court one person one vote ruling also stalls amid uncertainty. Skeleton sessions and leadership caucus plans fill the remaining agenda.
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Brown
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Roger Cloud
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General Assembly
William Dedens
R.cincinnati
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Deddens
Time names LBJ man of the year for 1964 gains
Time magazine crowns Lyndon Baines Johnson man of the year for his sweeping first year achievements including the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The report notes his prolific legislative record and the wartime president’s political triumphs.
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Lyndon Baines Johnson
Time Magazine
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One Man Chaos On I 75 Causes Citywide Traffic Jam
A motorist halted on I 75 in Ocala as its lanes narrowed, triggering a 17- car chain reaction. Eighteen people were treated for minor injuries, with $7,100 in auto damage. Traffic remained snarled for hours as highway patrol restored flow over a 75 mile stretch north of the incident.
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Ocala
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Ohio Weather Outlook and Local Birth Announcements
Partial clearing this afternoon with some snow flurries in the north. Tonight partly cloudy and warmer Tuesday with a low of 23 to 28 and a high of 38 to 46. Five day forecast shows Ohio temperatures 8 to 12 degrees above normal with rain likely Wednesday and end of week. Births include Neal and wife welcome a boy in Wakeman RD 2, Milan Ave couple welcomes a girl, and a Fenton boy born in Monroeville.
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Rebels Hit by Severe Defeat in Viet Nam Battle
Vietnamese Rangers with U S Army helicopter support crushed Viet Cong forces in a two day clash near SOC TRANG 85 miles southwest of Saigon. At least 85 Communists were killed and 8 captured while eight U S servicemen were wounded.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Dong van Cong
Nguyen Khanh
United States
Johnson orders end to discrimination in National Guard units
President Johnson seeks total elimination of racial discrimination in National Guard units at home and in housing and public facilities used by troops abroad. The White House backs drastic measures, including off limits signs at establishments near overseas bases, if negotiations fail. The report urges withholding federal funds if voluntary desegregation stalls, noting progress but ongoing issues.
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Tex
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson Plans Subcabinet Changes With Few Cabinet Moves
President Johnson intends several appointments below cabinet level while keeping the core cabinet intact. Officials anticipate vacancies in Treasury and a deputy attorney general role if Katzenbach leaves. Johnson may replace one service secretary, and he distrusts reports of naming Gilpatric as CIA director.
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McCone
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Holiday traffic toll falls short of 1955 record
United Press International tallies 581 traffic deaths over the 78 hour Christmas weekend, led by California with 60 and New York State 40. Three day toll hints at near record but misses 609 set in 1955. floods in 40 additional deaths. Alaska and several states report no fatalities.
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